Aliases: Other known names.

Birth Date: Date of Birth.

Case no.: The number associated with the commitment paper.

County(s) of Commitment: The county in which the offender was sentenced.

Current Facility: Current location of the offender.

Current Max Release Date: This date represents the most recent calculated release date based on days earned off the sentence and days added to the date as a result of negative institutional conduct. This date can be expected to be different at the end of each month.

Current Parole Eligibility Date: This date represents the most recent expected date of release based on the State Parole Board's calculation policy and procedures.

Current Prison Sentence History: Contains the sentencing information for this offender's most recent incarceration.

Date In-Custody: Date admitted to custody.

Date Out-of-Custody: Date released from custody.

Eye Color: Eye color at the time of admission.

Furlough - nonviolent offenders, who meet the strict guidelines established by the Department of Corrections are allowed to leave the institution setting for a day or two without DOC supervision.

Hair Color: Hair color at the time of admission.

Halfway House - Community based residential setting for offenders who meet the strict guidelines established by the Department Of Corrections.

Height: Height at the time of admission.

Incarceration History: Contains the periods of time in custody for this offender's most recent incarceration.

Initial Admission Date: The most recent incarceration date.

Offense: Committing offense code and description.

Offense Date: The date to offense took place.

Race: An offender's ethnicity or skin tone.

SBI Number: State identification number assigned to offender.

Sentence: The amount of years, months and days imposed by the court.

Sentence Date: The date the sentence was imposed by the judge.

Sentence Name: Name offender is known by on the current commitment order

Sex: Sex of offender (male, female, or both)

Weight: Weight at the time of admission

Work Release - nonviolent offenders, who meet the strict guidelines established by this agency, pursuant to N.J.A.C. 10A:9-4.6 working in the community being supervised by his/her employer. Note: there are also community based details that are supervised by a Uniformed DOC Custody Officer (Highway Detail)